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Catherine Ford asks why we rush to aid victims of natural disasters but have so little help and compassion for the marginalized.

When I first met her, she was destined for greatness. I couldn’t anticipate how she would meet her end

Convicted arsonist Philip John Strange to remain behind bars while he looks for a lawyer to represent him on new arson charges.

According to the city, Calgarians reduced their daily water use between 57 million and 87 million litres following the declaration of water restrictions last week.

According to the city, Calgarians reduced their daily water use between 57 million and 87 million litres following the declaration of water restrictions last week.

Rocky View County needs to be more proactive when it comes to addressing the local water emergency that is afflicting the entire metro Calgary region.

Convicted arsonist Philip John Strange to remain behind bars while he looks for a lawyer to represent him on new arson charges.

“Some individuals were canoeing and one of the individuals went into the water and was later found unconscious and transported to hospital,”

With Alberta notorious for having extreme weather events, the Alberta Government is looking at alternative ways to mitigate flood and drought risks on the Bow River.

The long, hot summer and exceptionally low water levels have combined to leave some Alberta rivers dry or so warm that trout and other aquatic species are struggling to survive.